Hornady .223 Remington 62 Grain FMJ Black Ammo-20 Count

I have put a lot of rounds through my guns and I find myself reaching for Hornady most often at the range. It is in all of my home defense and carry guns. Pros: - Never a miss fire or jam in my guns. This is the biggest pro - Tight groups each and ever time. - Really decent groups in high wind on 62-77 grain - Price is not bad for the quality - Clean powder that does not gum up your gun. Cons - Can be hard to find sometimes and people tend to hoard it.

Bought these for my Ruger .450 Bushmaster. Shot a deer with it last year at 150yds. It didn't go far. Have shot at a target up to 200yds. Very accurate. Love them

After the COVID pandemic began to take flight, it was tough trying to find ammo anywhere. I have not used the ammo yet but kudos to Cabela's for being the first store after 5 attempts to have ammo in stock. I know which retailer to try first the next time I'm looking for ammo or anything else for the outdoors.

Ammo is great! Cabelas only sent 2 of 15 boxes, though! No notifications, no explanations, nothing! I get my abnormally small box, only to find out there was only 2 boxes of ammo! They canceled half of my order, and put the rest on backorder. I understand if they ran out, but how about a little notification??? Not a surprise when I open the package!!!!

These 110gr 300blk rounds are great. They performed perfectly. I will definitely be buying more of these.

I use Hornady black in all my rifles 5.56 - 300 Blk - 6.5 grenbdel - 308 win - and especially 450 bushmaster.Get the tightest groups and most consistant results

I just sighted in a new 308. I used some cheaper winchester ammo to get it close. It was all over the place. I turned to the hornady black and at 100yd, 3 shots left one hole. I'm sold..

Went to sight in and had 3 out of 4 go click. Will never use again, used another brand and had no problems.

Bought a Browning 308 Target Eclipse with 26” bull barrel - the 155gr will shoot a .26 group with 5 rounds at 100 - needless to say, extremely accurate. Took it on an Axis hunt and dropped the Axis buck with a heart shot within 25 yards of where he stood. Shot distance was 155 yards. Next, I let my daughter take a Red Stagg at 178 yards on another hunt. She put placed the shot at the top of his heart and he stumbled 45 yards before expiring. Hornady and Browning - for me there is no substitute.

Great ammo and great transaction with Bass Pro Shop. Item was as described and delivery was prompt. Price was also good considering the price of ammo today.

Can't buy without getting bass pro's credit card with some of the worst terms in the market. Just another way that bass pro management is ruining the cabela's name.

GREAT Ammo for Hogs would recommend personally for deer but haven’t tried myself yet. Expecting nothing less.

Never had an issue with these. Went to sight in my gun last week. 2 shots to dial it in then next 5 all touching. Sub moa accuracy and never a failure.

I’ve used Hornady ammo for years. I use the Hornady SST shotgun ammo for deer hunting and it works great. This ELD match in the 123 grain shoots sub moa groups in my 6.5 Grendel. I highly recommend this ammo. Just wish it was more available and cheaper to shoot.

I think the 123 grain ELD work great and are the "sweet spot" for the Grendel. I use them in a MSR ant they always run just fine. Right now, shooting at 200 yards to break the rifle in but hope to stretch it out longer (300-600) in the near future.

Every rifle is different and shoots better with one ammo compared to another. My 300 Blackout has shot this since day 1 and hasn't had a bad round yet. It had half the shot grouping size (or better) compared to any other ammo I tried. Shooting nickles at 100 yards is pretty spot on!

Hornady Black .450 Bushmaster - 250 grain ammo is the best. In Michigan, we can now use straight-walled rifles, and the .450 is a good weapon. This Hornady Black ammunition will allow the hunter to shoot 100 yard, 1-1 1/2” groups regularly! Buy it!

This is a great round. I sighted in my 300 blackout with it (110 grain in a Ruger Ranch bolt gun) and it was under an inch group at 100 yards. I then switched to some other brands and types of ammo and could never get a group that tight again. It does cost a little more but the accuracy was impressive.

I've never been excited about the accuracy of most all the factory ammo I've used in the past. My opinion of most factory ammo is not good at all. I tried some of this ammo a while back. I was pleasantly surprised at how well this ammo shoots. I've used it with two of my AR-15's and they both shoot well with this stuff. I've used three different lot #s and they were all consistent. I'm thoroughly happy with this stuff!

Hornady Black 62 grain 223 ammo is great stuff! My ar15 with a 1-7 twist 18 inch barrel loves it. Very accurate, consistent, and reliable. It's also hard to find but grabagun had it in stock at a good price so i purchased some. Delivery was quick without issue as usual. Thanks Grabagun!